Re: Calling Stored Procedure in DTS



I'd generally advise taking all the TSQL out of packages and placing in
stored procedure calls, assuming the datasource refers to a sql server
database. This way when you need to do some global changes you can query
syscomments quite easily. We have a case in point where we need to find all
instances where a linked server is referenced, before we migrate databases
to a new box. Having code tucked away in packages is a real pain here!
Cheers,
Paul Ibison


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